In-Person Full Paper Panel
Participants:
- (Chair) Christina Davis, Harvard University
- (Discussant) Daniel W. Drezner, Tufts University
- (Discussant) Daniel L. Nielson, University of Texas at Austin
Session Description:
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, economic sanctions have emerged as an important tool for advancing foreign policy objectives. However, the complexity of globalization presents challenges in understanding both the causes and outcomes of sanctions. This panel examines the factors driving the use of economic sanctions, focusing on domestic and international influences. It also evaluates the effectiveness of sanctions in altering state behavior and reshaping international economic relationships. The papers in this panel explore diverse channels of influence, including shipping, data, and trade policies. Davis and Lim highlight the critical role of…
